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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
BICYCLES ON CENTRAL PARK DRIVES.

Mr. CRIMMINs OPPOSES THE PRESENT BILL, BUT
WOULD EXTEND EXISTING PRIVILEGES
Park Commissioner Crmrlns. who returned from
Albany yesterday pressed the opinion that Governor
Hill would veto the bill that permitted bicycles TO
enter Central Park drives Mr.. Crimmins said that
he was in favor OF giving every facility possible TO
bicycle rders but no thought the result OF the bill
il IL was signed BY the Governor had not been con
sidersd by those who wanted IL TO become q law.
The Park Commissioners" continued Mr.. Grim
mns have given every facility in their power to the
bicycle riders. When any one applies to the board
for permission TO use bicycle In Central Park he IS
referred to the bicycle clubs 10 get their approval
This has he ped to build the clubs aud 10
good riders aud there have been hardly any bicycle
accidents in the Park Under this bill II signed any
man or boy can enter Central Park with any OF
q wheel. whether he IL an expert rider or not. He
cannot be kept ont aud the character OF this enjoy
able exercise would be lowered"
Why cannot the board give bicycle riders permission
TO use the entire West Drive 7" was asked
"Wen. | would favor giving this permission at GER
tain hours OF the day, and at all times II it should not
be found TO interfere with driving. They now have
perm ssio TO the West Drive from Fit, ninth to
Seventy second SITS, and beyond that the dr.vs is
narrower The board desires TO make the " est Drive
popular relieve tue OF vehicles In the East
Drive. but | would not oppose giving permission to
bio ycsts the West Drive tue entire length OF the
Park the other members CT the board are willing"
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PRIZES WON BY ATHLETES.

INTERESTING HANDICAP CONTESTS AT THE GAMES
or THE MANHATTAN CLUB.
The second Invitation Athletic Meetings
OF the Manhattan Athletic CLUBS series held at
the Eighty and Eightnave grounds yesterday AFTER
number of interesting handicap contests were run
of Tho condition OF the track only exceed by the
splendid weather and assembage in the grand sand
c. C. Bughes Judges with Messrs Avery Ware ana
Robertson The timers A. A. Jordan the starter and Mt
McEwen the Judge OF walking Tho PRICES were esfecay
valuable. Among them 500 silver cup presenter ny
G. a. L. Sachs for the twomlo runners, ana the 0OOvru
run gold medal prese ted bv Avery. which
bv L. f. Myers when he broke the English record In leo4
The winners -
The 2yOyars ran handicap for A. $50 prize trophy
scented bv Wessrs Palmer and Shaefer was won bv H. H.
Mic ell In "a seconds Adams second y three yards
mark the he conceded from 40
Of hs four competitors and captured the
trophy in 10 minutes seconds -
run handicap for Mr. Storms $50 medal to he
three 10 become thu winners personal property
The race fell 10 A Feschman in minutes seconds.
Throwing the 10 pound ha inner l. lambteclt made an
attempt record OF O5 feet 81 inches Tor
special medal his best throws lOl feet ID
i hes. lO2 feet inch and 1O3 feet a inchs
Running broad Jump handicap. for Mt Chanders prize
trophy-Won by a. A. White. feet start win an aetu''
leap OF Is feet inch
G6Oyards run handcap-won by A. c. Ashley. AZ Yards.
after beautiful big field OF starters iu minute
u 50 onds.
Threeno walk handicap for the $50 Tenney Sanford
medal f. A. Ware scratch but stopped at the END
OF two miles ACramcr 20 seconds start won without nav
ing TO finish
Five run handicap for the Freedman trophy-Won by
A. Roth In "a minutes SO seconds for four miles, No one
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BITS OF LEGAL NEWS,

Argument heard yesterday by Justice Lawrence in the
Supreme Court Chambers on the application OF John b. A
Muay the OF share OF stock tho National Con-
Meat company for injunction the
Marquis do AOrcs and tho other OF the
doing business selling OF It's property 10
debts the ground that his interests would be Jeoarded
thereby. Colonel Edward G. James. behalf Of the
insisted that ullsy had standing In court and said
company him the OF his share OF stock
should be dismissed Mr. Muay received time
submit brief before decision IN rendered.
Assemby George Langben and eI udgeJ G. Julius
Langbcn having appealed from the decision OF Judge DAILY
OF the OF Common Pleas setting aside sale OF real
judgment against Louis Muller and his
latter paid the amount OF the judgment with interest
AMI costs, thereby dsposng 81 the appeal
Judge Nehrbas OF tho city Court Yesterday appointed
August L. Martin OF the property OF Lillian Russell
the In the suit In which Pauline GodcauN obtained
Judgment for made for Miss Russell 10 wear IN
:" The Sorcerer."
Rosa Relchman. who badly injured while alighting
from Second Avenue Railroad car at seyenIy'thrs IN
July 1885, yesterday recovered $4,000 damages from the
company. she sued $4,000 The case tried before
Justice Andrews and jury I'm the Supreme Court
JHlge Lawrence at Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
rendered decision in the case OF Herman against COmms
Public Works Newton. where motion was made TO
removing the indoors front OF No 5l5
This Is said TO be the first where the
storndOors being obstruction encroachment
the has been raised. IL held that the
plaintiff entitled to have the Injunction restra ning
their continued pendente lite william J. flaming
appeared plaintiff ADD n. b. Woodwork OF the Cor
pOIaton Counsefs Office. for the city.
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HIlllNkLNN

The Rev. William Bainbndco has been reelected super
ntendent Of the BioOLyn City Mission and Tract society
Tho Rev. NJ A. EsugbtoD assistant pastor OF ST. Johns
Roman ahoc Church, at fifih ave and Twenty FRS
buried eIday The funeral was held In the church.
Charles A. Becker. the and countereter finished
his hall the pcBenfary
and driven coach To his wcs home In tho
sixth Ward lie told Warden Green that he int ndel 10 lead
better life. 10 Is undeTstOOd that the Bank France
whose notes he oil for COuntereng will
Inn rngraveT.
Among the European travellers next week Will be General
D. T. Tracy. John MinsOw. samuel Mclean, Frederick
ward and William G. Dc VIII They sail the EtruT,a
Bernard MescheBdori nine ty-one who a
the forces commanded by BuCher In tho
Waterloo died No. 1873 Decatur
OF paralysis For The he lived with
In Brooklyn. At Waterloo he In the 5Bth Infantry
ordered to lio down lille the French made
one bail glanced past s rost and another carried
bis muske The Oil soldier left i've Children egco
grandchildren ana eleven grcatgranchildren.
Jacob Meyer before Police Justice Massey yesterday
upon charge OF abcuctng Mile Ugan who lived with
her father At No. Bog Marenst Mrs. Giigan left
band eight years 10 live with Meyer who captain
canal boat. Meyer asserted yesterday that he
father OF tho child aud Mrs 0gan corob0ratod him The
puZzlei justice decided TO leave the question custody
OF the child 10 higher court
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NETWORK CITY.

specal meeting OF the Governing Committee OF
Exchange discuss the matter OF the SATURDAY haholday
will held to-day Tho rules which adopted when the
went found unsatisfactory and
change them Will undoubtedly DO made at the meeting
Petersburg Subscriber All tho flowers and plants ia
Central Park the property Of the city and not Of private
persons.
An unknown man. supposed TO be a German immigrant
committed by jumping the Battery wall early
yesterday morning HIS body carried away by the ude
The police asked Yesterday 10 search ior Emma
Weinberg weak minded girl Of nineteen. who away
Troy June aud 70 thl, city with
the hope OF becoming actress.
Among others who will attend complimentary benefit
Business Manager Morton Treasurer Hart at the liar.
lem Theatre Comique night Lillian Olco,t Marguerite
John Mr. and Mrs George +. Knight Henrietta Mark.
stein Devere. Louis PiEarello. O. 81. Wood Harry
Nelson and 60 Dan " Packard
The American Society OF Cvn Engineer, VIII hold It's
annual reunion the Hotel Kaatersk Catk Mountains.
Juy will be excursion to Ponghkeep,is and
osendalc during the week with hop July and
another Oh July 10.
Rollins poets sail for Europe July to be
absent four weeks
Tho the College OF the City Of NewYork
postponed the conerng OF degrees on the graduates OF the
college the exercises no1t Wednesday
night At the academy OF the college
human skull found yesterday front OF
No. 80 Reado 81, Ia steam pipe trench.
Tho Aqueluct Commissioners yesterday decided
hereafter D. Wednesdays To day tho Commission
begins a tour Of in spection along the Aqneduct.
City Judge s. NJ Ehroh sailed yesterday tho steamer
Trave for Germany OF his fiends the pier
10 cav goodby him. Prominent among Aque.
Rngway. District Attorney Rdgway Of
Brooklyn, and ex Senator Charles q. Cornell
Rolin NJ Squire Commissioner OF Public Works sailed
yesterday the steamship Trave Of the North German
accompanied by his wife will DO
gone October when ho Will unerso
alleged conspiracy for which he and Mauri-o Flynn
jointly indicted
The United states Steamboat Inspectors report that the
Celtic been repaired and that IL will DO good
condition 10 begin ITS ocean trap on Saturday.
Edward r. Duffy and John Rudolph OF this city both
soldiers appointed night customs inspectors by
Collector Magone yesterday.
The Business Mons Association OF Captain WiiAmss pre-
yesterday yhea tho indictment
Keeping dsordery house against Hosae Vaer OF No 1866
Twenty eighth.st dismissed Dy Judge Older
sleeve.
Robert Mundt alias Robert spitzberger Of No Doancey
st. charged by the agent OF tho State Medical Society
Police Court yesterday. with practising medicine
without diploma registration lie hold Ia $500 for
Special Sessions.
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4 TRUST COMPANY Guys NEW QUARTERS.

The metropolitan Trust Company, which now
occupies offices In the Wallst. wing OF the Mills Build
Ing has bought the adjoining property Nos. 81 and
80 Wall-st, for price stated at YioO,O0O. The
present building was erected by the queen i'iverpoo
Fire Insurance. Company few years ago, and is
modern ia design and appointments. 1t has front OF
thry feet in Wal-st General lIillhouse. president OF
the trust company, said yesterday that the rumors
about the purchase correct.
We have largely increased our trust business, no
remarked, " and want larger quarters. We cannot
complain OF anything here except lack OF room, and
perhnps we shall not Gnd door the accommodate
lions we should desire il we're to plan building
Tor our own business We shall not occupy the new
quarters probably before next year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
EXPLORING" BUcKErsHop" MYSTERIES

A Broad-sL " buckut-shor," whose proprietor ia a
large ovucr of uptown property, was astounded
Yesterday when Addison Cammack and f. X. Willard
VISITED It. The grzzlel features OF the famous
bear leader quickly recognized. and those OF
the man whose sole ambition is to control the price OF
silver tor the whole world only less well known.
Mr. willard explained to his famous customer the
practical workings of the buckctshop' business,
and in doing so made good many notes and Illustra
lions Tho " bucketshopr was thrown into fever OF
excitement. and cashier several times wetted his
fingers preparation tor handling the money Of two
well-known members OF the Stock Exchange Ii is
not known that his itching palm satisfied, tor
circumsantll evidence points TO tho conclusion that
the distinguished visitors passed through the rooms
without contributing a cont to their support. Ii is
believed III some quarters that the two men were
intending to take II ncheon at the Exchange Club. aud
being caught IN Broai-st the middle of the block,
sought the route &c the place where their souls
or ,tOmachs might be best satisfied The lrreverent
suggested something about water aud level, but they
did not peer into the sacred precincts OF the club.
MIR. Cammack alter his luncheon, remarked This
'bucket-shop man. | am told Is nearly mIlliona re,
and wanted TO 81 how he made his money BY the
way, didn't the Stock Exchange appoint a committee
the other day inquire into the OF the present
dLlne,s ~
" That is precisely the case" Mr.. Willard said
This committee might summon me 10 testify on the
subject. how could say anything about bucket
shops IL | had never been in one ~
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THE COURTS.
JUDGE cowING,s QUESTIONS ON GAL


The case OF the Indicator Stock Exchange which Is alleged
to company gambling game under forms Of law
again Judge Cowng yesterday when additional
testimony given the trial OF Daniel j. Bernstein ana
Oeorge Upngton Tor keeping gambling place The indca;
Exchange had at No 20 Broad and by pece
machinery which produced In court tickots were ais
played by which advance or decline In the s,ocs Wa
shown The place crowded with young men ana Doys
who paid few dollars in buying as they STOCKS on
stock delivered but the managers
they had stock IN the sale.
The defendants Bernstein and Uplngton. have been en-.
In the and few years ago they were
considered TO be among the leading hacker o. lottery
They have been OF business for some time Dut
opened last fall under the Of the Indicator company
The witness yesterday the defendant Bernstein
He said placed in the chute OF the 0ox each
morning The tickets represented what the directors ~oua
willing buy sell for at certain times OF the
day. thirty Of the cards dropped Into an
opening showing that advance decline OF traction nad
taken place. Judge Cowing asked: - -.
OIL directors all knew at what figure they ha uer-
mined to fix the value of the stock say Ayes SIR
QAnd Of course, the customers did not know anything
about those figures A-No
QWhat kind OF eis that whore the one who bets al
bets certainty aud the other always an uncer
tainty Al don't know. .
The Jury OF hour discharged
without agreeing Ten Of the jurors FOR conviction
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unit In the W. street bought the winner for
20OO-an ADVANCE OF 800 tho entsrei price.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

Tho Dryers have prudently decided not 10 run
Hanover against The Bard In the ST. James Hotel
Stakes to-day-a wise policy In view Of Hanover's
fch stake engagements and the doubtful result OF
contest with The Bard, especially as Mclaughlin could
not ride the Dwyer colt. Nevertheless the withdrawal
Of Hanover Will be a severe disappointment to the
public, the possible meeting Of those two great
horses had been anticipated with the most intense
interest. Hanover and The Bard may not now run
together until they meet in the Champion stakes al
Monmouth Park in August Neither Of the Two ~
likely 10 come out for the Suburban on SATURDAY, ana
fremont certainly Will not start. fremont Is not
vet at all lit for a severe at mile and quar-
ter aud both Hanover and The Bard are too lucrative
TO risk the accidents Of big field in the Suburban
battle.
Climax may win the first race, with Brambleton
second.
Ben Ali should take the second race, Saxony second
Ornamme is dangerous.
Firenzi can hardly give Flagcoletta ten pounds
SO Mr.. scott's FLY should win the Gaelic Stakes,
FireIzi second.
Tho Bard will find no difficulty in disposing Of Elk
wood and Hidago ----La-.--
Tampa should win the fifth ~E.zlZ-A.
Following the entries 171W
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IySrRAYoE METHODS 70 BE LOOKED AFrER.


At the regular monthly meeting OF the Now-York
Board OF Fire Underwriters yesterday. tho subject OF
the large commissions paid to brokers In this city
brought up. One Der asserted that companies did
not fairy report To the insurance Department the
sums paid brokerage. thereby taking unfair ad
vantage OF other agents ia the comparison OF their
different expense accounts. resolution MAS intro
duced requesting the insurance superintendent to
make official inquiry of all the companies IN this city
in such form would requ re them to make iull and
exact disclosures OF the commissions actually paid.
The resolution was defeated. but n number OF those
who voted against Il at,crward said that they re-
eardod it matter that might properly be brought
to tho attention OF the superintendent by any ndl-
vidunl who had knowledge OF the practice referred To ;
but inlsnuch as tho board itself had not such
knowledge 1t ought To be made responsible Tor In
diyidnal assertions. IL is Understood that some OF the
men who voted with the minority intend at Onco to
bling the matter to the attention OF the Insurance
uperntendeut, and 1t ia also said that there is
alread y a good deal OF preliminary squirmng IN few
offices where the accounts have not been kept as
majority OF underwriters think the loss records should
be kept.
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GENERAL CUTTING WILL MAKE NO REPLY.

Another hearing held yesterday be ore Referee Hsm
Cole in tho Cutting will contest. Elihu Root John L.
Cadwaa and Franklin Brtle appeared for the heirs and
John f.. Burrll represented General Cutting Mr. Cad
called Mr. H confidential clerk OF Petei Hayden,
supply evidence respecting the market value OF ~ Paul
and Sioux City securities certain periods Then M Burr
recalled General Cutting The witness said that Hayward
Cutting was at all times with the exception OF the time
by the latter In Europe constantly Associated Win
him in the conduct OF the affairs OF the estate.
HAYWARD Cutting hat property except that sccrung 10
lLm uader his fathers Will The Brooklyn property OF the
estate unproduclye beyond yielding sufficient TO pay
tho The NewYork property had required large re-
pairs which necessarily enrenched upon the Income As TO
the railroad General Cutting did think that the
derived suite emit TO enable payments TO
the benehciar!es una the WILL
The examination OF the witness by MT Cadwaader
times approached acrmony The LAWYER wanted the Wit
tell HIM whether no could within $1,000 the
amount derived from the estate General Cutting persste
I'm replying that he could make no answers to the questions
without reviewing the figures at longh and this position ne
ostnstey maintained General Cutting sails for Europe on
Sat
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INCOMING SFE4 HERI
SHIPPING .VEWy.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is. 1881.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
Steamer Wyoming (Brl Rigby LIVERPOOL June T. Queens
w s he %s ss, and o to unde &c0
Steamer Plata qsD Carrni Palermo MAY "a, Gibraltar
Rived Slst the Bar at u'p' 60
spence { Young, Arrived q THO Bar az GO m.
Bs!sT &cponad Arrived ." sugar 70
passenger. to II Mallory & Co ''' Win muse and
.mI,s ys, %,I With
BarE Maggie tBr). Boyd. Exnouth 10 days with clay
Bark Morris Br smith London 50 1 Jays With iron
and cement TO order vessel to Whitney q Co avn
City Island wind light sw; clear
Arrived Yesterday
Larns s. with %d.e and ass passengers 10 An Baass
Co Arrived at the Bar a. pm
mdse and passengers to II Seaman.
with mdse and passeaasrs to Henry Sons asAn' Gays
Steamer Break Jeuney. IVES, Point and Newport
News with mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion IS Co.
CLnARGD
steamer Britannia Br Perry Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Italy (Br,, Pearce. Liverpoo-F W J Hurst
Steamer Crown Of Arragon tBr. Ferguson, Newcaseon-
steamer state OF Indiana tBr Richie Glasgow
steamer Trave GER. wlegerod Bremen southamp-
Steamer pennsylvania Thomas Antwerp-pcter Wright
steamer Chateau Leovle (Frl lie Chapelan Bordeaux
Steamer Amethyst (Brh stewart. Bluehelds, Nic-W W
steamer Bermuda obi, Fraser, wndward fslands-AE
Onterbridge Il Go.
steamer Fl Monte. Hawthorn Neworeans-John Van
sickle
steamer Hatfield tBr. Bevan, Port Royal sC-smpson.
Spence Young
Steamer seneca Walker Norfolk. Newport and West
Steamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk Observation-Disclosures
& King.
Steamer Eleanora. Bragg. Portland-Horato Hail..
Ship Josephine. Rogers, San francisc0-sutton q Co.
BARK Mary Troop tBr), Young. Sydney NsW-J w Par.
ker & Co
Bark Feicitas (Br). Jones' Brunswick. cav Grace
& Co.
Brig W Parker Kane, Aspnwall-A Mudgett & Co.
Brig Pearl thinner BridgetOwn Barbados lrOwbridge
Brig starlight Sears, Port Spdin-L w & Armstrong.
SAILED
Steamers Britannia and Italy for Lverpoo Trave Bremen:
Leovile Bordeaux: PHILADELPHIA Laguayra;
Greytown; Amethyst B.u-feldS Bermuda Brbaoes; Vic.
News John Gibson. Georgetown; Commonwealth. Phladel-
phia.
Briggs Grove Fris for Tromsoe. Norway; Parker and
Emma. AspluwalL
Also sailed-Vis Long Island Sound-Stcamer Herman
Winter for Boston
SHIP McLaurin, for YOkohoma.
Barks Premier Kenze for Cape Breton: Laura Emily,
BuenOs Ayres; James A Borland. San Diego
THE MOVEMENTS oF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON June 15-saed steamer Robiant (ItaD Bruzzo,
QUEENSTOWN June 15-saed. steamer British Queen (Brl
Wills. form Liverpool hence for New-York.
MOvIIIE l5-ArTved steamer Crcassia Br), Camp
bell. from New York June
DUNDEE June l5-saed steamer Crysta (Br stannard.
for SewYork
SwIsEMUNDR. June l3-Arrived, steamer Island DAM
Skjodt. for New-I0rk.
nANBURG June l2Arrved. steamer Sorrento (Ger) Null
Ter. from New-YOrk
RorrRRpAM June l6-Arrived steamer Rotterdam (Dtchl
VIs. from NevYors
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. Static 70 NATHAN HALE HERE.

The Society of the Sons OF the Revolution Will cele-
brotc the anniversary OF the Baltic OF Bunker Hill
Tomorrow with q dinner Mt Demoncos. At this
dinner the proposition made recently to erect bronze
statue TO the memory ot Nathan Hale the martyr spy
OF the Revolution will be put into practical shape
The design OF the statue has been determined upon.
and ITS cost will be about $4,000. OF which about
~ 900 mas been subscribed by a few members The
snbscrIptions are not limited to members OF the
organization necessarily but IL is belicy ed that thoy
will give the greater part OF the money needed
Several sites haze been suggested and some offered
but the one most favored is the northwest corner
of the City Hall Park which ia back OF tho site oil tho
old Bridewel Prison, and near where Hale was
executed.